Whats on the other end to secure to a trailer?Also can the loose end of the strap be cut off 2 ft?
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As the others said, there is a metal hook. While you could (if you wanted to) cut the length, we tie ours up when there's too much. We considered cutting off the extra the first time we used it, but we have needed that extra length many times since then, so we're very glad we didn't cut it. You will love these.
37853
Hi Leonard There is a hook just like the one in the picture at the other end for securing to the trailer. And yes; you can cut off the loose end of the strap if you wish, although I am not really sure why you would want to make the strap proprietary (much less versatile) instead of keeping it in a versatile (able to be used for many applications) condition. the bottom line here is that it is your strap and you can shorten it if you wish.
37854
Hi LeonardThere is a hook just like the one in the picture at the other end for securing to the trailer. And yes; you can cut off the loose end of the strap if you wish, although I am not really sure why you would want to make the strap proprietary (much less versatile) instead of keeping it in a versatile (able to be used for many applications) condition. the bottom line here is that it is your strap and you can shorten it if you wish.
37855
Both ends have hook with safety latch. I would say yes if you put something to keep from unraffling.
899703
I just emailed the company about shortening the length and was told that I can tie a knot at the ends. Each knot will shorten it by a foot and it will not damage the hammock.
88968
I don't know if I can help with this, but you can flip the switch to release the gear which allows the winch to release the strap....but you'd better have hold of the handle or it will spin freely. The winch is a good size and the handle as well. I have a 21 foot bass boat and I have no problem loading the boat even if the trailer isn't far enough in the water. And for unloading a boat, as long as you are careful and have control of the handle, I don't see an issue....but there is nothing to stop the winch if you take your hand off the handle...if that's what you're asking.
898547
The hitch has multiple locations for the securing pin. It will extend out to about 10 inches from the securing pin on the farthest location.
974905
I believe it's there to be attached to the bike. Just in case the bike hitch fails the webbing strap will keep the trailer attached to the bike until you get the chance to pullover to fix the hitch.
1440419
There is a quick release that is mounted to the bike. It is quite easy to remove and replace the trailer. The hardest part is keeping your kid from running in to traffic while you do it.
1837386
I don't know the answer to the technical questions but the straps were plenty long enough and worked well to hold a large van on a car hauler trailer for over 3000 miles. One strap did slip off on a very bumpy stretch of highway but I may not have had it tight enough. Once I really sinched it down it was fine.
1284905
The strap is fed through 2 slots cut out of the back of the safe. You are able to remove the strap from its current position, but there are no other cut outs in the back of the safe to slide the strap through... You could either make new cuts where you want the straps to go through, or maybe attach the strap inside the safe somehow, with superglue or whatnot. Hope this helps!
545420
I use it for a 13 ft inflatable, but the end hangs off about two feet or so. I would carefully look at the measurements. I think the whole trailer is only 15ft long.
962223
there are two straps holding the gun in place, but they are sewn together. you could cut it off though.
1883913
These straps are very long. I can use them to easily secure two boards of 26 inch width and three inches of thickness. That 33 inch board may hang over the side of the pads, but the straps are more than long enough.
462460
+They have hooks on both ends. I secured it to my handlebars with the soft straps also sold here, then no danger of scratching the bars or tank I don't think I would personally cut the strap off as I just use that left over strap to wrap and tie it to the tightened trap so it doesn't flap in the wind and also looks more secure.
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Best way to find out - if you have a 25' tape measure, run it from one end of your trailer to the other. I suspect it will be marginal, but you can also purchase extra wire to splice onto the ends. Use at least 18gauge wire for this. Crimp fittings work great for this. Waterproofing the splices isn't necessary if you disconnect the trailer before launching - the short term exposure shouldn't cause problems. Just remember to hook up again after retrieval.
102076
The straps are connected to the cover, that is the only way to strap it to the trailer from the boat. If you add bungee's there is no place to connect them to the cover unless its where the strap meets the cover.
153132
There is a wide Velcro strap that goes around the supporting rod (the one from the top of the awning rail on the trailer to the awning roller). Then, you take the clamp (as shown in the item photo) and take a 'bite' of the side of the awning material and cinch it down with the tightening knob. It actually grabs ahold of the awning edge and keeps it from flapping in the wind. Hope this helps.
414790
I've only had it for a few months and have never used it on a trailer however, it does have a place to run a line to tie it down on the front, back and sides.
1865808
First, this item will not reach 34' from hook to hook unless you restring new rope in it. Second the only way to "clamp" or lock it would be to tie off the loose end of the rope. Hope this helps.